Open Farm Bone Broth, Food Topper for Both Dogs and Cats with Responsibly Sourced Meat and Superfoods Without Artificial Flavors or Preservatives, 72oz (6 Pack Grass-Fed Beef)

My cats love it! I use it to hydrate their wet food. It has helped them transition their diet to a specific food brand I use that offers nutritional benefits. It gets them to try new wet foods. I am working on getting them to eat high-quality food by avoiding products that contain fillers and toxic ingredients.

Pup loves it. We use their freeze-dried kibble also and our picky Standard Poodle girl is much more prone to eating it up with the broth over just water. Also great for sensitive stomachs.

I have a 18yr old poodle with Kidney failure. This helps him with eating and hydration. And he really loves the flavor.

Cat loves, although pricey.

Unfortunately my cats won’t drink it, I tried it myself, it’s a very mild bland chicken broth, no salt. I wish my cats would drink it, I guess I will stick with home made chicken gelatin jelly 🤷🏼‍♀️

<Review based on experience with cats> I've read reviews from people who try to get their cats to drink this ala carte. I guess some cats might but cats in general don't have a strong thirst drive which is why there's all sorts of water fountains to entice them to drink water. So don't bet on your cats just lapping this up from a dish. I'd say if you want them to have something hydrating without giving them a full meal, try Churu or some other gel-like treat. This broth in my opinion is really meant to be added to their food, in particular to re-hydrate freeze dried food or to add to wet food. And in this regard it excels as my cats have no issue with the flavor this product imparts on their food. And yes, I've tried just adding distilled water (which has no taste) and they don't like their wet food as much, probably because it dilutes the taste of the food. A word of caution: don't go nuts adding broth to their food. Every cat seems to have their own tolerance for just how soupy they'll tolerate their wet food. Add a little at first and over subsequent feedings, add more up until you notice your cat being hesitant to eat. Then you know you've gone too far in how watered down you've made their wet food.

Not giving it 5 stars because it is SO EXPENSIVE!!!!! But my dogs love it so much that we make it at home now. Quality is great.

I use this bone broth in the recipe I use to make my senior pups food in my crock pot. Plus we add more each serving. Our pup loves it!

Very good. Unfortunately, not to my cats' taste 😔. I gave a few to friends and since it's human grade, actually drank a bag 😅. It's pretty delicious.